Is orange marmalade just a British thing?
Anyone else like it on toast for breakfast?
56-60, M
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DrWatson · 70-79, M
It is sold in the U.S.
My father-in-law was a big fan . It was the only spread that he ever had on hand for toast, other than butter.
I like it now and then, but typically I use either butter or a non-dairy variant, and nothing else
My father-in-law was a big fan . It was the only spread that he ever had on hand for toast, other than butter.
I like it now and then, but typically I use either butter or a non-dairy variant, and nothing else